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heat from a volcanoe
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That is diverging oceanic plates that make a sea-floor ridge and the magma rises up.
a volcano.
it causes the water to become heated beyond boiling point yet still remain liquid because the magma is under a lot of pressure and there is no opening for the very hot water to turn to steam i am 50% sure
heat from a volcanoe
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Sea-floor spreading due to convection currents in the Earth's mantle (although this is still under investigation). Magma is pushed up through the cracks in the sea-floor as the plates move apart.
sea floor spreading
Magma rises and slidifies and creates a new crust.
Magma rises and slidifies and creates a new crust.
Magma rises and slidifies and creates a new crust.
Magma rises and slidifies and creates a new crust.
Magma rises and slidifies and creates a new crust.
The youngest part of the ocean floor is found at conservative plate boundaries where oceanic crust is pulled apart and magma rises from the mantle to form new oceanic crust.
That is diverging oceanic plates that make a sea-floor ridge and the magma rises up.
Magma